Wizard Battery Charger Western Auto Vintage on 2040-parts.com
Ames, Iowa, US
Vintage Wizard Battery Charger Western Auto
This battery has some signs of wear and aging. The backside of the battery charger does have rust as shown in the fourth picture. The front of this vintage battery charger is in good shape. The paint and graphics look good as well. This is a 6 volt battery charger with a 7.5 amp surge. This battery charger was made in the U.S. in both Kansas City and Chicago.
This vintage Wizard Western Auto Battery Charger will be shipped promptly with delivery confirmation.
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